Hi Bryan,
On 08/26/16 22:44, Bryan Drewery wrote:
On 8/26/2016 3:21 PM, Russell L. Carter wrote:
Hi,
So I'm in the middle of jumping a herd of 6 boxen from 10.3 to 11, and
Upgrading/Replacing a poudriere jail from 10.3 to 11 normally would
rebuild all packages since there would either be no packages in the new
jail (if using a name such as 10-amd64 and 11-amd64), or it would
rebuild all packages for the major version updating (if you used a
simple jail name like 'foo').
So I'm not sure how you don't have all packages rebuilding in that case.
How did you upgrade your jail from 10.3 to 11?
Now that I think about it, I'm surprised it worked as well as it did.
I just installed 11, copied my 10/stable poudriere config over
(including packages), brought up an 11/stable jail and then ran
poudriere bulk. LOL. Amazing. Something like a third of my 1000+
packages got rebuilt, and the only ones that didn't that needed to
be rebuilt were the kernel modules. Next time, though, no screwing
around. I will fire up poudriere in the evening and install the
entire new set of packages the next day.
Anyway, it seesms the easiest way to force a (re)build of a package
might be to toggle poudriere options on the port (if it has an
option.)
I will say again that the architecture of poudriere is a gigantic
leap forward from e.g. debian apt. Packaging the base will be
killer.
Many thanks!
Russell
I can't find how to update necessary ports modules such as, but not
limited to, the several nvidia kernel modules. This information does
not appear to be googleable, so let's correct that.
Here's my /usr/local/etc/poudriere.d/make.conf, which is indeed
appended at the beginning of a poudriere bulk run:
WITH_OPENSSL_PORT= yes
OPENSSL_PORT= security/openssl
DEFAULT_VERSIONS=pgsql=9.5 php=7.0
# Set this to the list of ports you wish to rebuild every time the
# kernel is built.
PORTS_MODULES=nvidia-driver-340 nvidia-driver virtualbox-ose-kmod
sysutils/vm-bhyve sysutils/pefs-kmod
DISABLE_LICENSES=yes
Simply rm'ing the package file does not work. Ideas? Otherwise, the
upgrade is going fairly smoothly, kudos to the team. I've had worse
experiences with apt-get.
Thanks,
Russell
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